James Beard is a financial journalist specializing in stock market analysis and investment strategies. With a focus on the local market in Los Angeles, California, James provides insights and predictions on various stocks and companies. His work has been featured in a range of publications, including Fool UK, Seguin Gazette, Eater, and Yahoo News UK.
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James Beard's coverage is heavily focused on investment analysis, particularly in the context of stock market performance and dividend stocks. His articles often cite data to support his analyses. Given this focus, James would likely be receptive to pitches about expert insights into stock market trends, especially those related to dividend stocks and long-term investment strategies.
Given the local geographic focus in Los Angeles and California, he may also be interested in stories that tie into regional business or industry developments with potential relevance to investors.
Pitches should aim at providing unique perspectives or new data-driven analysis that can complement his existing coverage of investment opportunities and stock market forecasts.
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Our writer looks at the performance of two very different FTSE stocks that highlights the pros and cons of investing in smaller companies.
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Our writer explains why October’s Budget has led him to question his commitment to some UK shares. But what should he do about it?
Ahead of its half-year results due to be released later this month, our writer considers whether this FTSE 250 icon is a great value stock.
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The FTSE 250 hasn’t done well over the past five years. But by being selective about which of its stocks to buy, I think it’s possible to do better.
With the demand for oil and gas still rising, our writer looks at the share prices of Shell and BP to assess which he believes looks to be the cheapest.
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By: James Beard
The Rolls-Royce share price has more than doubled since November 2023. But analysts have a wide range of opinions as to where it could go next.
By: James Beard
According to our writer, the Legal & General share price doesn’t appear to reflect the underlying profitability of the business.
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